The Tale of the Princess Kaguya
100%TomatometerA brushstroke becomes a life.
A forester invites viewers to look at a woodland as a living community.
Forester and author Peter Wohlleben takes viewers beyond the familiar view of trees as individual trunks and branches. Visits to forests, conversations with audiences and detailed nature photography explore his ideas about growth, communication and the relationships that sustain woodland life. The documentary also follows debates about forestry and the pressures people place on these ecosystems.
An invitation to slow down and notice the living systems around us, combining close-up forest imagery with ideas families can discuss on their next walk outdoors.
The official US PG rating cites some suggestive material, brief language and smoking. Expect environmental concerns, logging and discussion of trees dying, along with adult conversations and demonstrations. The documentary presents Wohlleben’s views and interpretations; some material is subtitled and the pace may require patience from younger viewers.
Our notes are a starting point, not an age recommendation. G and PG films can still include intense moments. You know your family best.
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Film facts: Apple TV US film listing · additional source . Checked 2026-11-12. Parent notes and recommendations by PG Pick. Artwork belongs to its respective studio.